Shall We See This? Two of America’s Most Famous Teams, the Grants and the White Sox, Have Left the States to Teach US Baseball

Series

Series Name: Gaumont Graphic

Issue

Issue No.

1417

Date Released

20 Oct 1924

Stories in this Issue:

1. The Cesarewitch. An Immense Crowd Witnessed the Aga Khan’s Victory with Charley’s Mount - A Rank Outsider
2. Shall We See This? Two of America’s Most Famous Teams, the Grants and the White Sox, Have Left the States to Teach US Baseball
3. So’westers and Oilskins - Hardy Sons of the Sea from South-East Coast Attend Service for Sea-Farers
4. Native War Dance - Staged by the Natives at the Robinson Deep Mines, South Africa to Entertain Delegates of British Empire Service League
5. Earl Beatty at County Hall - Unveils Tablet to Members of London County Council Who Fell in the Great War
*Prime Minister In The Midlands

* Story has local or special distribution

Story

Summary: MLVs baseball game and LV scoreboard. [SUBTITLE]: NOT THE REF. MERELY AN INTERESTED SPECTATOR. MLV and SCU dog. MLV pan player running. TLV player making run on pitch.
Keywords: Sport; Animals
Library number GR: Not in book.
Length of story (in feet): 54

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'Shall We See This? Two of America’s Most Famous Teams, the Grants and the White Sox, Have Left the States to Teach US Baseball', Gaumont Graphic Issue No. 1417, 20 Oct 1924. https://learningonscreen.ac.uk/newsonscreen/search/index.php/story/79857 (Accessed 31 Jan 2025)

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